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Clarkstown’s “Meet Me on Main” event returns Saturday. Clarkstown supervisor George Hoehmann says it’s at New City Bowl and Batting Cages…
There’ll be a bounce house, food and more. The legislature’s minority leader, Lon Hofstein, called “The Morning Show” yesterday and voluntarily mentioned he would be in the dunk tank from 5-6:30, so he says, take your shot…
The event runs from 12:30 to 8:30 on Saturday at New City Bowl on Main Street.
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The Rockland Organ Donation Alliance, known as RODA, is hosting their “Walk with Heroes” donor-registration health fair Sunday at Palisades Center in West Nyack. RODA V-P Roxanne Watson of Nanuet, says it’s a chance for people to learn more about the various groups that support organ and tissue donation…
The event is being held in honor of two of RODA’s heroes, double-lung transplant recipient, Tara McKeegan, who passed away in April 2020, and former County Clerk and RODA chief Paul Piperato, who died just a week after Tara. The event runs from 10-3pm Sunday and it’s on the third floor near Nathan’s.
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The Harmony Hall Jacob Sloat House in Sloatsburg is the site of a Lemonade Social on Sunday, a chance for folks to see the progress being made on the building’s restoration. Andrea LaMantia is with “Friends of Harmony Hall” and says they’ll be gathering on the mansion’s front porch to soak in the history…
The event is this Sunday and next Sunday from 1:30 to 3:30. For more information visit FOHH.org.
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In Frontier League baseball…the New York Boulders took on Team Quebec yesterday in Pomona. In the bottom of the fourth, down 3-1 with a runner on second, Boulders catcher Marcus Mastrobuoni faced a 1-1 count…
Phil Caufield came up next and swung at the first pitch he saw…
And that was Seth Cantor with the call on the Boulders Radio Network. But the Boulders would end up on the losing end, losing 13-9. The Sussex County Miners come to PCU Park tonight at 7pm for the start of a three-game Boulders home stand, and you can hear all the action right here on AM 1700 WRCR and WRCR.com.
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Spring Valley’s chief building inspector pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges connected to the fatal fire at an adult care facility in the village in March. That’s according to the Journal News. Wayne Ballard is accused of filing a fraudulent report with the state. He and five others face various charges related to the fire at the Evergreen Court Home for Adults that killed 35 year-old volunteer firefighter Jared Lloyd and a resident of the facility. Ballard’s attorney told the Journal News that the facts would show he’s not guilty. Ballard was released without bail and is due back in court September 28th. Meanwhile, News 12 is reporting the state sent a scathing letter to Spring Valley’s mayor over serious “discrepancies” in the village’s record-keeping.